This T-Shirt Made Me the Spokesperson for Anti-Burnout in the Office

I love my job but not today

At 3 PM on a Friday in Starbucks, as I typed away in my newly purchased "I❤️MY JOB" black T-shirt, the incredulous glances from the person sitting next to me confirmed it—this battle robe was worth every penny.

In an era when "Quiet Quitting" has swept across American workplaces, publicly declaring your love for work feels as retro as posting a black-and-white filter selfie on TikTok. But when I wore this minimalist Cotton Heritage tee to a morning meeting, our sharp-tongued marketing director raised an eyebrow and quipped, "At least someone hasn't been driven mad by weekly reports." Instantly, the tea room erupted into a reverse humblebrag storm.

From Silicon Valley programmers to Brooklyn baristas, young people are using ironic aesthetics to deconstruct workplace anxiety. This pure cotton tee, crafted with ring-spun technology, is like the bulletproof vest for our generation of workers: the bolder the statement on the front, the more intense the sarcasm brewing on the back. Last Tuesday, when I saw an intern going wild on Slack with memes roasting clients, I quietly turned my T-shirt inside out, the blank back becoming an unintentional yet brilliant piece of performance art.

Style Hacks for Wage Warriors
Zoom-ready shoulder pop: Layer with pearl chokers & boyfriend blazers
TGIF bait-and-switch: Cuff sleeves to reveal Apple Watch tan lines
Stealth rebellion: Pair with distressed cardigans screaming "I love my job"

When Taylor Swift wore a custom version of this tee during her Eras Tour (just kidding), this basic piece, originally priced at $33.99, Nowavailable for just $19.99.

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Perhaps the true wisdom of workplace survival lies in turning every soul-crushing Monday into a grand immersive theater experience. After all, when a Gen Z colleague in the breakroom asked me for the link, I swirled my coffee cup and said, "This is way cheaper than therapy."

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